JOG is a yacht club with a difference and steeped in history. Established in 1950 to enable smaller yachts to compete offshore, it organises highly competitive races for IRC rated yachts. JOG runs a full programme every season grouped into an inshore and offshore series. Competitors expect to enjoy a high standard of racing using […]

The Summer Series consists of four open racing events held over the summer months. They encapsulate everything the Royal Southern is about, with great racing on the water and great fun on the shore. The dates for the 2025 regattas are: May Regatta: 16th - 18th May June Regatta: 20th -22nd June July Regatta: 12th - 13th July September Regatta: 19th - 21st September

The Coupe de France, first contested in 1891, has undergone significant transformations throughout its history. After an 11-year hiatus, the competition was revitalized in 2003 with a complete restructuring of its rules. The format evolved into a team-based tournament. The 2025 edition features five prestigious events: the Toulon Provence Regatta, the Porquerolles Race, the Europa Cup, the Regates Royales de Cannes, and Les Voiles de St Tropez

The Marion Bermuda Race was first raced in 1977 and designed to be a totally Corinthian event, with crews participating for the joy of sailing, with friendly competition amongst the racers being the key ingredient. The Ocean Race starts in Marion, Massachusetts, and ends in Bermuda, and provides a chance for more amateur crews to develop their blue water sailing skills, as well as for seasoned crews to compete in an Ocean Race across some lively sailing ground.

This is an offshore regatta with unpredictable weather conditions, a high level of competition and a spectacular route.

North America's oldest annual regatta will feature three great days of racing including the separately scored Around-the-Island Race on Friday.

The start date for the next edition of sailing's greatest Corinthian challenge has been set. The Transatlantic Race will depart from Newport, RI and head for the southern coast of England. A virtual gate off Lizard Point will enable teams to challenge the course record for this historic passage, but the official finish will take place off the Royal Yacht Squadron's waterfront castle in Cowes, England.

Argentario Sailing Week take place towards the end of June, when traditionally the breeze is stronger. The Regatta hosts a selection of yachts belonging to Classic, Vintage, Spirit of Tradition and Metric classes and sees the participation of sailors from all over the world. The yachts are moored along the spectacular ancient harbour of Porto San Stefano, called “La Pilarella”, where crews enjoy the historical charm of the village and its restaurants, bars and boutiques straight on the docks. Four challenging days of racing in some of the best sailing conditions in the Mediterranean combined with the famous YCSS hospitality make the Argentario Sailing Week not to be missed.

From Cowes to Cork, approximately 324 nautical miles. This race will likely include some virtual waypoints to provide some variety and different tactical challenges. One of the jewels in the crown among West Country harbours, Dartmouth, plus Kingswear opposite, and the always welcoming Royal Dart Yacht Club make this a popular sailing destination.